Artoronto

Category: Phil Anderson

  • The Grey Area

    Opening: Thursday, December 2, 7 p.m. GALLERY 1313 The reception was fun, and visitors were intrigued with the exhibition.

  • ineffable plasticity/the experience of being human

    November 18, 2011 Opening Reception 8-11pm Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art Camilla Singh has delivered a clever and thoughtful exhibition that reminds us that we are bound by nature

  • THE MESSAGE

    November 2-13, 2011 GALLERY 1313 The week was busy with events celebrating the legacy of Marshall Mcluhan and this one was well received.

  • ART TORONTO 2011

    October 28 – 31, 2011 ART TORONTO 2011 Metro Toronto Convention Center There is so much to see in the 12th Toronto International Art Fair, you need more than a few hours to take it all in

  • Art for Tibet

    Saturday, October 5, 6 – 10:30pm This year’s Art for Tibet drew attention to the persecution of Tibetan artists and writers by honouring Tibetan artists in Tibet and in exile for their contribution to Tibetan contemporary culture.

  • Nuit Blanche 2011

    Saturday, October 1, 6:59pm – 7.00am From sunset on Saturday, October 1, to sunrise on Sunday, October 2, 2011, Toronto celebrated its 6th annual all-night contemporary art festival, Scotiabank Nuit Blanche, displaying over 130 works created by local, national and international artists.

  • Colour and Form Society Opening

    Saturday, September 24, 2-5 pm Text and Photo: Phil Anderson The lively reception including many of the 100 members of the Society and most of the 36 exhibiting artists

  • Canadian Art Foundation – Gallery Hop Auction Preview

    Preview Reception: Monday, September 12, 7pm The Avenue The Canadian Art Foundation‘s Auction Preview at the opulent The Avenue suite 1500 at 155 St. Clair was the perfect setting to see the generously donated works by the best of Canadian artists.

  • Interview with Stuart Keeler, one of the curators for Scotiabank Nuit Blanche, 2011

    by Phil Anderson “…If we give an artist an opportunity, new types of debate, inspiration and thinking will often occur when the artist leaves the studio to engage the public sphere…” said Keeler.

  • Chris Shoust: Communicating With The Mentally Ill

    Chris Shoust: Communicating with the Mentally Ill by Phil Anderson Many of the works are colourful and pleasing to look at, occasionally using layers and mixing up the media at while others are more graphically disturbing. Shoust displays his talent at putting together these graphic images and colour works.